Fulvic acid products from Fulvimed, and it’s development and marketing arms Fulvivet and Fulvigro, enhance the performance of both crops and livestock. Glenneis Erasmus gets the specifics.
Helping plants make the most of nutrients
Fulvigro supplies carbohydrate-derived fulvic acid (CHD-FA) as a foliar spray and a soil and crop conditioner on behalf of Fulhold (Ltd). It offers a range of benefits to plants and soil:
It can be used directly as a foliar fertiliser, or as a chelating agent with other water-soluble fertilisers.
It chelates most plant nutrients, making them readily available for uptake by plants by foliar application in overhead irrigation or in hydroponics systems.
Fulvic acids boost plants’ response time to fertiliser, crucial in correcting nutrient deficiency, especially of nitrogen and trace elements.
CHD-FA Foliar also enhances the effectiveness of certain herbicides and other agrichemicals.
CHD-FA Conditioner improves the soil structure, retaining moisture and encouraging root aeration.
CHD-FA Conditioner also improves the plant’s uptake of nutrients – especially nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, magnesium, sulphur and micronutrients – as well as the conversion of minerals from a non-soluble to a soluble form.
Treat wounds and enhance animal performance
Fulvivet sells carbohydrate-derived fulvic acid (CHD-FA) to the animal industry. The company offers both topical and oral products.
CHD-FA has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral properties. It can be used as a supplement in food or water, sprayed directly onto open wounds, or applied as a cream.
Fulvivet-plus is an all-round performance enhancer to improve general animal health and condition.
Fulvivet cream is a safe and effective treatment for all wounds with parasitic, fungal or bacterial infections.
Fulvivet-plus solution is a spray-on for treating wounds, irrespective of their origin, location, nature or extent. |fw
